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Found Audio
a novel by
N.J. Campbell
"Amid the static of contemporary literature can be heard blips of fiction-future in N.J. Campbell’s defiantly bold Found Audio."
—Steve Erickson
For the first time ever, Found Audio presents a complete transcription of the unsettling audio recordings of a mysterious unnamed adventure journalist and his decades-long pursuit of the Borgesian "City of Dreams," alongside analysis from audio expert, Amrapali Anna Singh. -
Seeing People Off
a novel by
Jana Beňová
"A fascinating novel. Fans of inward-looking postmodernists like Clarice Lispector will find much to admire here."
—NPR
Winner of the European Union Prize for Literature, Seeing People Off is the quirky, radical English-language by Slovakia's most acclaimed novelist. -
The Drop Edge of Yonder
a novel by
Rudolph Wurlitzer
"The most hallucinogenic western you'll ever catch in the movie house of your mind's eye."
—Bookforum
Rudolph Wurlitzer’s first novel in nearly 25 years is an epic adventure that explores the truth and temptations of the American myth. -
The Vine That Ate the South
a novel by
J.D. Wilkes
"A sly, rollicking Southern phantasmagoria that finds the sweet spot between tall tale and something more dangerous and psychological. "
—Jeff VanderMeer
The Vine That Ate the South announces J.D. Wilkes as an accomplished storyteller on a surreal, Homeric voyage that strikes at the very heart of American mythology.
